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  • Evan Gershkovich’s prison memoir begins with a Soviet Jewish exodus
  • No. 48: Russell Robinson, Bruce Leboff, Elliot Brandt, and Bernard Kaminetsky
  • When a Jewish hockey owner took a stand against a Russian team to defend Soviet Jewry

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forward.com /3 weeks ago

Evan Gershkovich’s prison memoir begins with a Soviet Jewish exodus

A few days after Russian security agents arrested Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich on a trip in March 2023, his lawyers showed him a slip of paper with messages from h...

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jpost.com /1 month ago

No. 48: Russell Robinson, Bruce Leboff, Elliot Brandt, and Bernard Kaminetsky

Holding the line for Israel – in the desert, in Congress, and across the Diaspora.

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jta.org /1 day ago

When a Jewish hockey owner took a stand against a Russian team to defend Soviet Jewry

The Philadelphia Flyers' legendary 1976 game against the Soviet Red Army resonates in a documentary. -- The post When a Jewish hockey owner took a stand against a Russian team to d...

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jpost.com /1 month ago

Going where the need is greatest

Yael Eckstein reflects on a year of life-saving assistance and looks ahead to expanding the IFCJ’s work in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide.

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forward.com /2 weeks ago

She left Russia as a Jewish refugee — she returned to tell the stories of a new group of undesirables

Julia Loktev left the Soviet Union with her family in 1979, when she was 9, during a brief window when Jews were allowed to emigrate. The pretext, in this time of refuseniks, was t...

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jta.org /2 days ago

From Holocaust survivor to Nazi hunter to Entebbe hero

"To Kill a Nazi" traces Michel Cojot’s unlikely journey and unsung role in the 1976 Air France rescue mission. -- The post From Holocaust survivor to Nazi hunter to Entebbe hero ap...

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forward.com /6 days ago

The note said ‘Nuke Jews, Save Lives.’ The message I took away was subtler.

As hate manifestoes go, this one was terse: “Nuke Jews, Save Lives.” Our security team at the Center for Jewish History, where I serve as president, recently discovered a notecard...

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jpost.com /1 month ago

No. 39: Eli Bin, Dubi Weissenstern, Eran Zimrin, Chantal and Marc Belzberg: Guardians of Israel

Guardians of Israel’s home front – protecting, healing, and honoring life.

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jpost.com /1 month ago

No. 44: Anat Vidor, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, and Joseph Gitler

Building Israel through diplomacy, lawfare, and food rescue.

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jpost.com /1 month ago

“Never let hatred define you – be proud of who you are”

Amid Rising campus antisemitism, 98-year-old Holocaust survivor sends message to Jewish students worldwide

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forward.com /2 days ago

From Holocaust survivor to Nazi hunter to Entebbe hero

(JTA) — When Boaz Dvir flew from the United States to Israel in late September to screen his new film, “To Kill a Nazi,” he didn’t expect its story to become newly relevant. But ju...

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forward.com /1 month ago

How the Yiddish project took root in the U.S. after the Holocaust

How did the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research find a new home in the United States after the Holocaust? Kalman Weiser (York University, Toronto) narrates this dramatic story in a...

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haaretz.com /1 week ago

Israel's hostage crisis is over. What happens to the ribbons, pins and dog-tags?

A new exhibit at New York's Museum of Jewish Heritage collects objects worn during the Israeli hostage crisis in Gaza, as American Jews reckon with what to keep and what to let go

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forward.com /1 month ago

Haiti saved Jewish lives then. Our silence is not an option now.

In the late 1930s, as Nazi Germany intensified its persecution of Jewish people and the warning signs of a far darker future became increasingly clear, Jewish families searched des...

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haaretz.com /1 day ago

American Jews risk deportation from Israel to help Palestinians harvest olives in the West Bank

As settler violence surges and Israel tightens access to Palestinian farmland, rabbis and young Jewish activists are helping farmers bring in a harvest that sustains tens of thousa...

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jpost.com /1 month ago

No. 31: Rabbi Yehoshua Fass and Tony Gelbart: Turning aliyah into a force for strengthening Israel

Nefesh B’Nefesh founders Rabbi Yehoshua Fass and Tony Gelbart have helped turn aliyah into a force for strengthening Israel

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jta.org /3 days ago

‘Nuke Jews, Save Lives’ note left at Center for Jewish History

Plus, Columbia students find a loophole to restore public access on campus. -- The post ‘Nuke Jews, Save Lives’ note left at Center for Jewish History appeared first on Jewish Tele...

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forward.com /1 month ago

How a new tool in Lithuania helps people read letters from their Jewish ancestors

(JTA) — VILNIUS, Lithuania — At a family reunion in California in 2013, Felicita Trueblood discovered a portal to the past: a binder full of letters from her great-grandfather, a r...

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jta.org /1 month ago

How a new tool in Lithuania helps people read letters from their Jewish ancestors

Sergii Gurbych, who developed a tool to read handwritten Yiddish and Hebrew texts, said he wanted to “know more about the world where my grandfather lived.” -- The post How a new t...

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jpost.com /1 month ago

No. 5: Ronald Lauder: Standing at the forefront of the fight against antisemitism

Lauder has never confined himself to quiet philanthropy - he continues to use his position to demand accountability from political leaders.

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jewishjournal.com /1 month ago

Assassinating Reinhard Heydrich Was the Bravest Act of World War II

Operation Anthropoid, the destruction of Lidice, and why Jan Kubiš and Jozef Gabčík belong among the greatest heroes of the Second World War The post Assassinating Reinhard Heydric...

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forward.com /1 week ago

A town in the Alps that rescued Jews from the Nazis

Read the original Yiddish article here. During a trip to the French Alps this year, I discovered a village with a fascinating Jewish history. Saint-Martin-Vésubie sprawls across a...

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jewishjournal.com /2 weeks ago

Rabbis of LA | IDF Veteran Remembers October 7, 2023

Second of two parts The post Rabbis of LA | IDF Veteran Remembers October 7, 2023 appeared first on Jewish Journal.

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haaretz.com /3 weeks ago

How to save a synagogue in a town without Jews

Trzebinia was once an almost entirely Jewish town in Poland. Today, with its synagogue crumbling, various parties are vying to renovate the structure and repurpose it into a museu...

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